Invasion of Imperial Poland by combined Muscovite/Cossack forces. Each player will handle three units in a swift, easy to comprehend, 17th century simulation.
Each player will command a unit of 30-40 separate figures (abstractly representing a regiment). First day of Gettysburg, McPherson’s Ridge will be played.
3rd Annual, Bring Your Own English Civil War Miniatures Battle
Description:
GUIDE TO THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR, 2nd Edition. Bill has been hosting ECW miniatures wargames at conventions since 1975 and this time a Royalist and
Parliamentarian/Covenant Scots Army will be raised by 10 players bringing their own 20mm, 25mm, or 30mm English Civil War miniatures. Any size contingent and organizational system will be acceptable. Players will be provided with an easy method to convert any organizational system to be compatable with others in the game. So declare, sir! Are you for King or Parliament?
Join Bill to refight the Battle of Sandershausen in 1758 during the historic era of Prussia’s Frederick the Great. Players willing to bring their own 20mm, 25mm or 30mm miniatures are encouraged to do so. Any organizational system can be made compatable with the rules. It’s good to have this old favorite back again.
A 1:1 scale miniatures fantasy conflict. KNIGHT’S HAND fantasy rules premiere. This is a very simple gaming structure which readly adapts to other role playing systems. Players using 25mm miniatures battle monsters and each other during the Quest of Book I.
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historical American Civil War miniature simulation. Outnumbered Union forces in the smoking heat of August 10th try to drive the Confederate troops from the rolling hill country southwest of Springfield, MO. Players must be familiar with rules, therefore it is recommended that interested novice players merely observe this American Civil War Miniatures event.
Six players learn while commanding Union or Confederate brigades in a limited tactical scenario. The unpublished rules reflect a simple gaming structure, yet still provide a very historical feel for the period.